Somalia slams Israel for ‘undermining’ Gaza ceasefire talks with attack on Qatar
Osman praised Qatar’s diplomatic role, stressing that its efforts should be protected, not targeted.
12 Sep, 2025
Top academic Amir: Somalia abandoned ‘alone’ before Türkiye’s support came
Somali academician Prof. Dr. Yahya Amir stated that before Türkiye’s support came to their country, they felt alone like the only child of their parents.
12 Sep, 2025
Kenya submits law scholar’s candidacy for ICJ judge elections
Professor Phoebe Okowa’s candidacy, jointly nominated by Kenya and the United Kingdom, received overwhelming support at the UN General Assembly.
12 Sep, 2025
The Hidden Toll of Climate Change: Kala azar, and Schistosomiasis
Climate shocks and fragile health systems are combining to create a deadly cycle of illness and neglect.
12 Sep, 2025
South Africa reopens probe into death in custody of anti-apartheid leader Steve Biko
Burkina Faso declares free visa processing for all Africans
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir suspends First Vice President Riek Machar
Suspected Ebola cases in DR Congo more than double in one week
US never asked us to accept El Salvadoran deportee: Eswatini
11 Sep, 2025
South Sudan charges First Vice President Riek Machar with murder, treason
South Sudan’s First Vice President Riek Machar has been charged with murder, treason and crimes against humanity over an attack on a military base that killed more than 250 soldiers in March 2025.
11 Sep, 2025
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Hospital: Advancing healthcare and brotherhood in Somalia
The Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Training and Research Hospital stands as one of the most visible symbols of brotherhood between Türkiye and Somalia.
11 Sep, 2025
Kenya, Rwanda condemn Israel’s strike on Doha
Kenya and Rwanda have joined other African nations, including Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, and Somalia, in condemning Israel’s recent strike on Qatar’s capital.
11 Sep, 2025
African Union says it is forming coalition of mineral-producing nations
The African Union has announced plans to form a coalition of mineral-producing nations to manage the global rush for critical minerals after holding a climate summit.
11 Sep, 2025
South Africa’s top court allows men to assume wives’ surname
In its verdict on Thursday, the Constitutional Court found a section of the law as amounting to unfair gender discrimination.
11 Sep, 2025
Kidnappings of aid workers more than double in South Sudan – officials
The United Nations has long designated South Sudan as one of the most dangerous places for aid workers
11 Sep, 2025
Ghana received Nigerians deported from the US, president says
President John Mahama told reporters that Ghana had agreed to take in nationals from West Africa, where a regional agreement allows visa-free travel.
11 Sep, 2025
Somali forces kill mastermind of failed assassination attempt on President Hassan Sheikh
Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has announced that its forces have killed Mohamed Abdi Dhiblaawe Afrax, a senior Al-Shabaab commander.
10 Sep, 2025
Senior Barrick Gold executive switches sides and now aligns with Mali’s government
A senior Barrick Mining executive who had been representing the company in tense negotiations with Mali’s government has switched sides to become an adviser to Mali’s president.
10 Sep, 2025
WFP hails African nations for reducing reliance on aid to feed schoolchildren
Governments in Sub-Saharan Africa have provided school meals to roughly 20 million extra children over the past two years, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Wednesday, showing a move away from dependence on foreign aid.
